too many conspiracy undertones to take much of this seriously. The facts are correct, but the framing is very grandiose. It's like watching a BBC documentary on psychology, just missing the eerie music. On the first part (as much as I could get through) the paring of different productive functions in society to the military industrial complex has more to due with the increased importance of federal institutions than some grand movement of capitalism as the author seems to put it. I'd love to complete the article but it just seems to be a full of more leaps and assumptions as i go on.